Club to draw this game at Southampton Oval.

Mills slammed 51 and Gilks 47 as Social Club fought back bravely to reach their winning target of 168.

But once the stand was broken, Social Club struggled because the remaining batsmen contributed very little. Skipper Dwayne Adams and Karl Furbert were the only others in double figures with 12 apiece.

Spinner Lyndon Raynor was the top bowler for Southampton with five for 33 while Michael Brangman had two for 28.

Earlier, young Allan Simmons led Southampton's batsmen with 40. Olin Jones scored 29 and skipper Keith Wainwright 21.

Vance Gilbert took three for 53, Robin Stovell two for 19 and Roddy Thompson two for 29.

St. David's 201 Cleveland 132-9 Cleveland last pair Cecil Pitcher and Charles Richardson hung on for a draw as St. David's came close to handing them their first league loss at Sea Breeze Oval.

Allan Douglas led the Cleveland batting with a knock of 50 that included nine fours and a six. But there was little support elsewhere as Cleveland missed opener Grant Smith and captain Peter Philpott. The only other players in double figures were openers Carlton Smith and Curtis Jackson with 13 and 14 respectively.

Lionel Cann led the St. David's bowling with five for 52 from 19 overs while Ken Pitcher took three for 27 off 13.

Earlier, Cann led the St. David's batting with 70, highlighted by eight fours and three sixes, while Reginald Pitcher scored 29 and Dean Pitcher 28.

Cecil Pitcher, playing against his former team, had impressive figures of four for 29 from 18 overs while Albert Simons had three for 55 and Del Hollis two for 35.

Bailey's Bay 247 Nationals 57 Nationals' batting problems continued when, after winning the toss and seeing their bowlers hammered for 247 runs, they could only reply with 57 at home.

Number seven bat Clarkie Trott, later to take his second seven-wicket haul of the season, was high man for Bay with 47 while Charlie Marshall stroked 45, Clarkie Darrell 35, Chris Smith 28 and Ricky Hill 26.

Spinner James Thomas claimed five for 42 from 17.2 overs of spin, while openers David Wright and Michael Campbell took two for 50 and three for 66 respectively.

While Anthony Braithwaite was putting fear in the Nationals batsmen with his speed, Trott was taking wickets at the other end as his seven wickets came at a cost of just nine runs in 14.4 overs, inclunding eight maidens.

Opener Graham Strange was again Nationals' top bat, this time lasting through their innings for 24 not out.

Number seven batsman Peter Norris retired hurt after being hit in the head when he ducked into a short delivery from Braithwaite.

Flatts 107 Devonshire 108-2 Flatts paid the price for showing up with just nine men as home team Devonshire Rec. scored an easy eight-wicket win.

After being 39 for five, Flatts recovered the pass the 100-mark thanks to solid contributions from middle order-batsmen Millard Bean and Kirby Grant who scored 38 and 26 respectively after opener and captain Troy Dean had earlier led the way with 25.

Anthony Amory, sharing the new ball with Winston Trott, Jr, took two for 12 and Mark Trott two for 20 to lead the Rec bowlers.

Amory helped complete the victory by sharing in an unbroken third-wicket stand of 73 with opener Albert Steede who was high man with 54 while Amory finished unbeaten on 37.

Willow Cuts 176 Police 139 Willow Cuts scored their third straight victory of the season in the Premier Division with this 39-run triumph over Police at the Royal Naval field.

Willow Cuts reached a respectable total against a formidable bowling attack with Trevor Dickinson scoring 45, Craig Brangman 43, Rodney Fubler 29 and Vivian Simons 12.

Roger Blades led the Police attack with five for 37 off 14 overs. Michael Jackman had two for 56.

Police's batting let them down with only Blades, coming in at number nine, showing any resistance with a fierce 51. Others in double figures were Stevie Lightbourne with 18, skipper Dennis Archer 17 and Ferdinand Thorne and Roosevelt Maronie with 12 apiece.

Kevin Fubler was top bowler for Cuts with four for 22, Rodney Fubler had three for 45 and Vivian Simons two for 32.

Warwick 77 Western Stars 80-1 Andre Manders hammered 45 not out and four bowlers shared the wickets as Western Stars scored a crushing nine-wicket victory over Warwick at St. John's field.

Manders struck five fours and two sixes as Stars needed just 17 overs to reach their winning target. Opener Gregory Sampson was not out on 29.

Left-arm spinner Hasan Durham took three for three off just 1.5 overs, Gary Brangman had three for 33, Hoyt Zuill two for 18 and Arnold Manders two for 22.

Somerset 178 Hamilton Parish 150 Player/coach Winston Reid struck 61 and Steven Brown took four for 24 to help Somerset to a 28-run victory over Hamilton Parish at Somerset Cricket Club.

Reid put on 93 with fellow opener Brian Williams (23), but afterwards only three reached double figures. They were Shannon Warner with 38, James Swan 16 and Jamie Cann 12.

Michael Burgess turned in an heroic bowling performance by taking seven for 44 off 18 overs, including four maidens. Cal Burgess had two for 46.

Irving Burgess was top bat for Parish with 55. Cal Burgess scored 28, Curtis Lee 17 and Perry Simmons 17.

Brown led the Somerset bowlers with four for 24 while Reid took two for 18 and skipper Charles Swan two for 23.

Somerset Bridge 107 St. George's 108-3 League champions St. George's recorded their first win of the season against a nine-man Somerset Bridge side at Wellington Oval.

Graham Fox hit 39 not out and Clevie Wade was 23 not out after the home side recovered from a slow start.

Fox hit four fours and Wade two fours in innings that required determination after Ryan Steede (nought) and Dexter Smith (eight) were out in the first five overs.

Wade earlier claimed five for seven from 3.2 overs to rip through the Bridge middle order after they were well placed at 95 for three.

Eugene Foggo assisted by taking two for 25 from 16 overs and Kenny Phillip one for 24.

Braxton Stowe struck four fours and a six in top-scoring for Bridge with 34 while acting captain Sidney Simmons was unbeaten on 21 after coming in a number four.